# The Dandelion a Weed to Some and a Wish to Others


A yellow invasive flower that after its yellow bloom, changes to a puff ball, is ready for someone to blow and spread its seeds for the arrival of the next batch and a wish is made. For me the dandelion is a very significant flower in its persistence to grow in even the smallest of cracks, despite its delicate stem who once picked goes limp very quickly. I have many fond memories and have learned many lessons from what some view as a weed. When I was a little girl I would pick these for my grandmother she would delight in the sight of my face smiling handing her a full bouquet. She would place it in a crystal vase. Within hours they would wilt, however it was not the time the bouquet was there but the heart that went into the bouquets that mattered. I try to always remember this valuable lesson. Give from the heart what you can and always delight in the offerings of others. The dandelion can be used medicinally as well <a href="https://www.almanac.com/dandelion-health-benefits" rel="nofollow sponsored" target="_blank">Dandelion Health Benefits | Almanac.com</a> making it a pretty versatile flora. Whatever the symbolism of the dandelion means to you <a href="https://www.flowerchimp.my/blogs/news/the-meaning-of-dandelions-and-symbolism" rel="nofollow sponsored" target="_blank">The Meaning Of Dandelions and Symbolism</a> I take joy in welcoming the dandelion and making my wish. Today I wish you all a wonderful day filled with flowers that are weeds and weeds that are flowers and the mindfulness to choose what you see in this moment!

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{{< cloudinary src="mt/20260622-dandelion-2" alt="Dandelion puff ball ready to spread seeds" width="1200" caption="Make a wish" >}}

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Yours with my head in the weeds or is it the flowers, Ms. Mindful Traveller

